The scale of these loads is absolutely mind-blowing! It’s incredible to see how much planning and engineering goes into transporting such massive equipment
I thought at first that the thumbnail was clickbait, which would automatically get a thumbs down from me, but looking closer, the image showed no sign of "doctoring", so I gave it a try, and to my delight I found out that the image was real...!!! And not only that, your narration was well done without the usual sensationalism that I feel compelled to give you a well- deserved "thumbs up". Now I'm off to your next video...!
I remember when they hauled a 23 foot diameter roller into Kentucky. Had to take down stop lights and everything. Was insane watching it come in. Weighed roughly 180 tons and had to be lifted to the four floor of a toilet paper factory. Was a pulp press roller apparently.
I used to live in the Netherlands and there was a luxury yacht builder nearby. They had to road transport their ships first through a couple of streets and the lampposts were all hinged so they could be laid flat. It was a fantastic spectacle until they moved their manufacturing to the actual coast.
*Extremely impressive how the tires on that yacht "trailer," if you can even call it that, smoothly sway from side to side, almost giving the illusion they're about to come loose!*
*This machine embodies the perfect fusion of cutting-edge technology and user-centric design. It's not just a tool; it's a reflection of progress and innovation, making every interaction a celebration of the future.*
I like where he says "In Australia they can easily move super loads because their highways often remain vacant." Don't know what planet this idiot is from, but the only areas with paved roads in that condition, in that environment are the main routes through central australia or the Nulabor plain, and THEY are usually PRIME transport routes for goods transport. In THAT case the route and timetable had been advertised on radio and TV for a week in advance and for people to either hold position or find an alternate route during the period that would affect them. In the case of truck drivers they were asked to take their lunch breaks at specific times to allow the load to move unhindered.
@WhatsApp just from the appalling grammar used in that one sentence, I’m pretty certain that your video will be full of errors and narrated by an awful computer voice making it almost impossible to watch.
I drove some 10 mtr wide loads around a large site . A bloke used to park in a no parking spot' just near a turn around . I came down the middle of the road lining the radiator cap with the road crown . When I came to his station wagon , I just watched as the side over hang passed less than 2 inches above his roof. He followed the traffic signs after seeing what almost happened to his car . I did not alter my line or speed , he nearly got free roof stripes.
I've seen a wind Turbon blade being moved before, and I still get over the fact on how difficult it must be turning these loads, especially when it comes to narrow roads .
Cranes. Amazing capacity cranes at both ends. Nuclear power facilities have very high capacity rolling cranes built into their infrastructure for reactor maintenance and refueling.
I actually analyze bridges for these super loads and issue the hauling permits. Most of the time I don't know what I'm doing. So far I have not made the news, which is good. Dumb luck!
Actually the Mack is not pulling that weight on its own They are utilizing push trucks with it In America we don't drive kilometers per hour We drive Miles per hour
I have seen a few of those blades being moved and the trailer ended up in the ditch either on an on ramp or off ramp. What a big mess. I used to haul the internal parts for those turbines
Efficiency! A semi might manage 5-10mph on a main road, but it'd take much longer and be far less stable to pull ore on a mining site where there's unpaved earth.
I don't believe that the hauler carrying a dirt truck would do damage to the read surface... You have physically more weight over a smaller area.. The reason is distance in relation to costs... I have... actually seen the large haulers..in convoy over a distance...on the main roads.. impressive to say the least. But they cost a fortune to run... So distance is really taken into account..and sometimes road width...too but that's a small worry... However, some of this hauling is mind boggling...the logics are amazing...👍👍👍👍
When you think the thumbnail myst be clickbait!
Ive seen some super loads in real life (maybe not on a truck)
Sometimes very heavy loads i think up to 700t can be transported by 2 trucks but not something as big as in the thumbnail
It has been done but it's usually quite a few trucks.@hahaumidrawbadstuff
The scale of these loads is absolutely mind-blowing! It’s incredible to see how much planning and engineering goes into transporting such massive equipment
Oh. "What are the primary challenges faced by drivers of heavy-duty vehicles, and how do they manage these challenges on the road?"
Brilliant video, my favourite is the massive dump trucks, you don't realise how big they are.
I thought at first that the thumbnail was clickbait, which would automatically get a thumbs down from me, but looking closer, the image showed no sign of "doctoring", so I gave it a try, and to my delight I found out that the image was real...!!! And not only that, your narration was well done without the usual sensationalism that I feel compelled to give you a well- deserved "thumbs up". Now I'm off to your next video...!
After the trasport work completed , the driver of truck must have been proud of himself.
Yep. And he probably got 25 $, a free lunch in the nearest Chick-fil-A and a tap on the shoulder from some white collar good-for-nothing. 😂
2023 Awesome 😊👍
I remember when they hauled a 23 foot diameter roller into Kentucky. Had to take down stop lights and everything. Was insane watching it come in. Weighed roughly 180 tons and had to be lifted to the four floor of a toilet paper factory. Was a pulp press roller apparently.
I want my yacht to be constructed in a landlocked factory so everyone can see it as it's transported down narrow streets.
I used to live in the Netherlands and there was a luxury yacht builder nearby. They had to road transport their ships first through a couple of streets and the lampposts were all hinged so they could be laid flat. It was a fantastic spectacle until they moved their manufacturing to the actual coast.
Let all the poor people see what they can’t have
@@justaiden_5062 m teippnasl
salut prietene,super
Awesome video, Well done.
Definitely agree 💯 that was very well done! An absolute skillfully well done job 100%
Wind turbine wings for sea mounting is getting close to 100m long. 40m wings are 15years those was popular. Land mounting are 60-80m today
WHAT I BELIEVE;....the TRACTORS (trucks / drivers) ARE THE REAL SHOW! HANDS ---- down!
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
You are reminding your audience of the possible consequences. Keep up the good work.
Big loads!
👍👊😎
AMAZING! THRILLING! Good Job, Drivers!
I like that the best way to prop up those big heavy loads is still plain old big blocks of wood.
9:50, Jeff Bezo: finally, the delivery guy is here.
They must have needed help with that big yacht because at 9:25 you can see an assist truck and boat trailer showing up!
Oh hello, I've come for my boat....its a lot bigger than the picture they showed me......
No no, the dimensions were mm, not inch!
*Extremely impressive how the tires on that yacht "trailer," if you can even call it that, smoothly sway from side to side, almost giving the illusion they're about to come loose!*
I enjoyed that.
6:56 Those would make awesome doomsday underground bomb shelters.
Watching all of these videos about extremely over sized loads is in my mind very mind boggling
Wow!! Only God Can give driving license to these Drivers.
That driver of that giant magnet truck was probably sweating it out.
" I want you to move my yacht."
Thurston Howell the third.
( mean while he took a cruise on the S.S. Minnow.)
Wow. Some great thinking, planning and teamwork sure went into those projects.
*This machine embodies the perfect fusion of cutting-edge technology and user-centric design. It's not just a tool; it's a reflection of progress and innovation, making every interaction a celebration of the future.*
Yes it is, it's written on the load
Good video take care.good look.
Modern machinery 😊
I like it ❤️🔥
@Lordgizmo, Beelen, it is not Notebook trailer, but a Nooteboom. This config is called a 3bed5. Its a Nooteboom pendelx
Nice that's what I call massive load keep up the good work
ย
That’s what she said
@@phoebetonkin8020 you said *
@@BulletAgario didn’t you get the joke
Awesome!😁🇺🇸
very professional the way the tyres on that yacht "trailer" if you can call it that, move from side to side as though they are about to fall off!!!
LM v moi by gt Hi guy I 6 guy by no no hu gt g of CV as
A
5
□
Hey. It's me!
I found this big rock I like
- Peter Griffin
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yep, - top video . . .
amazing
I like where he says "In Australia they can easily move super loads because their highways often remain vacant." Don't know what planet this idiot is from, but the only areas with paved roads in that condition, in that environment are the main routes through central australia or the Nulabor plain, and THEY are usually PRIME transport routes for goods transport. In THAT case the route and timetable had been advertised on radio and TV for a week in advance and for people to either hold position or find an alternate route during the period that would affect them. In the case of truck drivers they were asked to take their lunch breaks at specific times to allow the load to move unhindered.
.
Anywhere near a large or medium size city the highways are full of cars and semis. At night the roads are taken over by trucks.
@WhatsApp just from the appalling grammar used in that one sentence, I’m pretty certain that your video will be full of errors and narrated by an awful computer voice making it almost impossible to watch.
Well you should be more calm since maybe he hasn't been to Australia ever
Heavy as hell
I wonder what it like to be the driver of them trucks ? So cool !!!
I drove some 10 mtr wide loads around a large site . A bloke used to park in a no parking spot' just near a turn around . I came down the middle of the road lining the radiator cap with the road crown . When I came to his station wagon , I just watched as the side over hang passed less than 2 inches above his roof. He followed the traffic signs after seeing what almost happened to his car . I did not alter my line or speed , he nearly got free roof stripes.
I've seen a wind Turbon blade being moved before, and I still get over the fact on how difficult it must be turning these loads, especially when it comes to narrow roads .
Same but i seen them on a highway
One went by my house
Transportation of heavy and bulki machinery on road is a difficult task but expirt drivers do the same efficiently all over the world.
The route is meticulously measured well in advance. There are no surprise narrow roads.
I saw one in El Paso. They had to make a hard turn and blocked 6 lanes of traffic to make the turn. Had to be 100 meters long
Solche Fahrer beneide ich diesen Job hätte ich auch gerne gemacht❤❤❤
I enjoy your videos. You have an unusual accent but it works.
ai generated
@@tootruesheep872 the narration of the video or me? LOL. did i reply to a bot? LMAO. appreciate it. i hear it now.
These transports look like thaey not only require expert navigation, but expert *engineering* , as well.
Wow!! Banyak sekali rodanya teman
3 million shipping charges. Guess they should have signed up for prime.
Question is how are they going to pass a railroad crossing without getting stuck
I do like the FH series Volvos, very ergonomic.
Incredible 😍👍
Penuh perjuangan....
G B Y......lindungilah.....
Mack pulling but KW pushing!
Good
I think the magnet is called the Muon G2
Yes, not the "moon", as he said.
nice
:46 You are saying that that truck is big enough to pull that load, but there are 1 or trucks behind the load pushing it.
Would love to see how they get these heavy loads on and off the trucks!
Cranes. Amazing capacity cranes at both ends. Nuclear power facilities have very high capacity rolling cranes built into their infrastructure for reactor maintenance and refueling.
At 9:23 there's a guy with a trailer........."I was told to come pick up some boat........"
Thank you for sharing this video. Absolutely amazing!
Agriculture machines are the silent architects of a food-secure world, building a foundation of sustenance beneath the feet of humanity.
Harika bir vidyo
Good luck
HOW IN EARTH CAN A TRUCK CARRY THAT GIANT BLADE
Clever engineering, that's how.
I actually analyze bridges for these super loads and issue the hauling permits. Most of the time I don't know what I'm doing. So far I have not made the news, which is good. Dumb luck!
Ah yes, a giant magnet is a Space Shuttle External Tank.
Yes,cape town Durbai johanbrug airportes
Actually the Mack is not pulling that weight on its own
They are utilizing push trucks with it
In America we don't drive kilometers per hour
We drive Miles per hour
Awesome Video, Well Dome.
Good Video But I Wish A Few Places You Would Have let it Go Just A Little Longer ,But it Was Still Good
2:29 moon and muon is a different things😉
People might well wonder why they have to suffer closed roads just so that some filthy rich person can have a play-thing on the water.
You have answered your own question.
why transport boats over the road while it costs millions of Dollars?
isn't it easier and cheaper to just sail to the new destination ?
Ar
In Saudi Arabia I load 900 tons in ah single truck using.36axle side by side.goldhoofer trl...
I have seen a few of those blades being moved and the trailer ended up in the ditch either on an on ramp or off ramp. What a big mess. I used to haul the internal parts for those turbines
Good video pleased nothing got scratched or damaged BUT the road and drain covers must have needed replacing
❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Road Train" is Australian, not American
Felbermayr -Made in Wels- 💪💪
3:48 thats not a problem in snowrunner.
New update came.....we got new land yachts.
WOW ITS SUPER LARGE I NEVER SEEN THAT
why if a truck can pull a mining truck , why cant a truck pull mining trailer ?
Efficiency! A semi might manage 5-10mph on a main road, but it'd take much longer and be far less stable to pull ore on a mining site where there's unpaved earth.
Pensé que era un barril de cerveza.
I don't believe that the hauler carrying a dirt truck would do damage to the read surface...
You have physically more weight over a smaller area..
The reason is distance in relation to costs...
I have... actually seen the large haulers..in convoy over a distance...on the main roads.. impressive to say the least.
But they cost a fortune to run...
So distance is really taken into account..and sometimes road width...too but that's a small worry...
However, some of this hauling is mind boggling...the logics are amazing...👍👍👍👍
🙋🙌👍👍👍👍👍
As if this were in philippines the larger load the more traffic blocked while other people rushing to get on work
Felbermayr👍🏻😍🤗
Why you saying things are feet long, 95% of the world thinks in metric.
HEY YOU ! What did you expect when you clicked on this video ? I means come on, you knew it was photoshoped
@Rbfailom Kyodn no it was not bro that’s because you didn’t watch the whole thing bruh dumb boy💀
아주 멋진데
Wow how do you do a U turn in one of those trucks.
Why does nobody proof the audio. So many errors it makes it hard to listen to. Cheer, Bill in Canada
@Billy proctor: Have you tried the mute button? Try it.
And they leap tall buildings with a single bound...OK, maybe not.
why would they build massive ships and yachts away from water for direct launch??!? genuine question
I have seen a single truck carrying 2 long base of windmills in germany
I un-sunbed , you don't even say Kilometer properly
😹
Do we care lil kid😂
“Un-SuNbEd”
You don't even say unsubbed properly
You've got room to talk. You can't even say unsubscribed properly. What do sunbeds have to do with anything?
Just use one or two Tractomas trucks instead of 4 Macs 😎
Are you from Europe? (Germany)?
how dare you not to add V.D. Vlist and mammoet
We have in our other videos
Nice